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Welcoming an end to paper-based healthcare CCube Solutions helped the NHS Trust deploy its award-winning software to reduce storage costs and give clinicians instant access to medical records By Elly Yates-Roberts on 25 January 2021 In May 2014, North Bristol NHS Trust (NBT) opened its new, state-of-the-art hospital in Bristol, England. The hospital featured innovative design methods aimed at reducing waiting times and improving patient experiences. Despite this, NBT was still using paper-base...

On Demand: All Creatures Great and Small (BritBox, from Thu) Channel 5 recently revived the much-loved tales based on Alf Wights books If Only They Could Talk and It Shouldnt Happen To a Vet, written under the more famous pseudonym of James Herriot and based on his experiences as a vet in the Yorkshire Dales during the 1930s and 1940s. The series was both gentle and charming, but not a patch on the original TV adaptation, which began on the BBC in 1978 and ran, one and off, until Christmas ...

a Sin arrived complete with ready-made culture row, creator Russell T Davies having done a little stoking by saying he’d like gay men to be played by gay actors. Cue huffing in predictable quarters, chiefly along these lines: would Hannibal Lecter need to then be played by a convicted cannibal? An argument I normally like to consign to the category “technically valid, but you might want to grow up a bit and have a wee word with yourselves”. And to let this particular tower of bab...

Harker Heights residents will see some big changes in their trash service soon. Beginning March 1, the city will no longer pick up bags of trash left at the curb. Instead, they will be required to place all garbage in 96-gallon, wheeled carts, which will be provided to each customer. The carts will be emptied by new, automated trucks as part of a new four-year contract with Waste Management Inc. Director of Public Works Mark Hyde said, “We’re excited about these five new automated sid...

The 56-year-old Matrix star was spotted taking his motorcycle out for a drive in Beverly Hills. He stopped by a cheese and wine shop for some tasty treats.

TV previews with Paul Whitelaw

Its been a bumpy road getting series two of Back made. The sitcom was a success when it first aired on Channel 4 in 2017. But, when everyone finally got back together to film new episodes in 2019, a routine medical for insurance saw star Robert Webb discover he was suffering from a heart murmur, caused by a mitral valve prolapse. He was told he needed urgent surgery to save his life. Undated Handout Photo from Back. Pictured: (L-R) Robert Webb as Andrew, David Mitchell as Stephen. See PA Fe...

I fancy the writers of Finding Alice (STV, Sunday) are fans of Grand Designs. Why else would they set their darkly comic drama in one of those…

Share Finding the quizzers was easy. Bradley Walshs teatime show The Chase has a stable of them, and theyve performed well in their own gameshow, Beat The Chasers. Shaun the Dark Destroyer Wallace, Anne the Governess Hegerty and Mark the Beast Labbett all enjoy sending themselves up, and they werent afraid to get stuck in to an adventure. But back at ITV HQ, the clever ideas had dried up. The trio were given a Winnebago, because an unbreakable law says that whenever three television personaliti...

Peep Show star Robert Webb has told the story of how a routine medical check-up ahead of filming on his new series Back led to him having open-heart surgery.